How effective is wireguard for blocking bypass?

Question

Computer networks

In light of the news that the RKN plans to start a new stage of blocking soon, I would like to know how effective wireguard is for bypassing them? As I understand it, this is an analogue of OpenVPN. Is it so?

Answer 1

To bypass blocking, it is suitable to change the provider to one that does not block.
Do not block foreign providers.
Foreign providers serve foreign data centers.
Therefore, it is necessary to enter the network from a foreign data center.
Everything.
And the way you get to this data center is no longer important. Whether it will be OpenVPN, WireGuard, or just SOKS5 over an SSH tunnel - it doesn't matter.
SOKS5 over SSH does not even need to be configured, but you will have to configure all the programs that work with the network that need to be wrapped in it
OpenVPN is preferable in this regard - set it up once and use it. Plus, you have a private network - for example, through it I help my mother with a computer who is 200 km from me and she does not have a white IP, but we are in the same VPN. In addition, I don't have to worry about changing IP - even when I'm on the road, I have access to working servers where filtering by IP. However, OpenVPN is slow and buggy. Eats "a lot" of resources - the cheapest VPS still pulls a few clients, but nothing more.
wireguard is part of the kernel. It's fast, reliable, secure. The fastest one on offer. However, it is still damp and there are not many manuals for it. On the other hand, if you do not need a virtual private network, you should probably choose it.